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by Grokify 1mo ago
Working with LLMs feels more like management when I'm working with multiple LLM coding sessions on the same code base, either multiple LLMs making commits to the same repo, or LLMs doing code review on another LLM's work. Leadersh
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by Grokify 2mo ago
This seems to be primarily an issue with a few specific package management solutions that have suffered SCA vulnerabilities recently, not generaly across the board.
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by Grokify 4mo ago
Stack Overflow was a nice experience for me because I was able to hit 2k reputation fairly quickly, in just 30 days of posting and 6 weeks calendar time. That being said, it never had the community feel of places I spent during my formative
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by Grokify 4mo ago
Digg was a major site that had a surprisingly fast turn of events. There are some good lessons from that.
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by Grokify 5mo ago
Good reference, along with the article. I built a SVG sanitizer in Go and will look to these to make it more strict.
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by Grokify 6mo ago
That's a great idea and a very nice project. It's great that to move back to curated blog lists from thoughtful authors. I've been doing something similar specific to my interests so far. Will check yours out. Here's my
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by Grokify 6mo ago
That's not the intention. The intention is: 1. The code generated should be available to use. Some languages are simple enough there is an obvious way to do it. Many companies have developer programs with staff producing code intended
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by Grokify 6mo ago
Agree it will be interesting to see how things play out. There's enough permissive open-source licensed code available that using that only could be an option. As for Mickey, is the difference from Oswald enough today?
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by Grokify 6mo ago
I've found that for API integration, developing against a spec, like OpenAPI, and using/building an auto-generated SDK is still very useful for coding agents. When there is no spec for REST APIs, I built a tool that can convert HA
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by Grokify 6mo ago
Given that Claude is attributed to 19M+ commits on GitHub, it will be interesting to see where this ends up. Specifically on copyright, it will be interesting to see if any DMCA takedown notices are filed, including popular projects such as
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by Grokify 6mo ago
If there's any stolen code generated by AI, it's certainly not intentional and a DMCA notice would be appreciated. It would be interesting to see how prevalent this is in AI generated code - is anyone doing a study? Stars will lik
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by Grokify 6mo ago
Open source has never been more alive for me. I have been publishing low key for years, and AI has expanded that capability more than 100 fold, in all directions. I had previously published packages in multiple languages but recently starte
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by Grokify 1y ago
This. Maintainability and refactorability are some of the major Go superpowers for me which enables getting into any code base and updating it. These are supported by features like static typing, fast compile times, etc. Of note, I've
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by Grokify 1y ago
I enjoy the Go ecosystem quite a bit and haven't found many issues with documentation. I love how open source modules are documented on pkg.go.dev, including those from major providers, like AWS, Google, etc. Every library has the same
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by Grokify 1y ago
A good example is io/ioutil. It's useful to migrate to eliminate the deprecation messages, but you don't need to do it right away.
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by Grokify 1y ago
I still get substantial value out of Coursera. I started with Andrew Ng's original Machine Learning course way back when, and recently completed classes that I thought were well worth my time on Claude Code, Crew AI, AutoGen, and MCP.
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by Grokify 4y ago
AsciiDoc may have a naming issue. I'm speculating that it's not restricted to the ASCII character set but the immediate question that comes to mind is what is restricted to ASCII and if it can support Unicode or even ISO 8859.
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by Grokify 4y ago
What is your language? I've found kin-openapi to be very usable for Go: https://github.com/getkin/kin-openapi
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by Grokify 4y ago
Disclosure: I'm a contributor to the project. OpenAPI Spec and auto-generated API clients are very useful when multiple languages need to be supported, like when running a developer program. I've worked at companies that both use
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by Grokify 4y ago
It would be great if that information was published. I received a full tuition scholarship to BU.
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Guy Kawasaki offers 60 minute 1:1 group session to RingCentral Hackathon winners(ev.ringcentral.com)
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by Grokify 7y ago
Back in the day, I used SuperShuttle over taxis for airports, but when ridesharing arrived, it was just much more convenient. For early morning flights, there was no more getting up super early so you can be on a shuttle that picked up a fe
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by Grokify 7y ago
Lyft also has a similar color as T-Mobile. Did T-Mobile make the same ask of Lyft?